Ghost of Jason Rexing's Trainers wrote:
She gets sloppy drunk at public events, definitely an AZ St. grad. Not my style, but buzzed and tatted America surely loves her as one of their own.
I'm 100% sure if you asked 10 buzzed and tatted people at the grocery store if they know who Des Linden is, all 10 will say no.
LetsRun.com wrote:
In case you missed it this was by far the funniest thing said by an athlete at the post-race press conference
https://twitter.com/WMMajors/status/1191100806264709120Funny and shows one of the reasons Des is so popular. She's very relatable.
The reason why it's funny is because bourbon and whiskey aren't necessarily and always the same thing. What a clown.
Comedy of errors wrote:
LetsRun.com wrote:
In case you missed it this was by far the funniest thing said by an athlete at the post-race press conference
https://twitter.com/WMMajors/status/1191100806264709120Funny and shows one of the reasons Des is so popular. She's very relatable.
The reason why it's funny is because bourbon and whiskey aren't necessarily and always the same thing. What a clown.
Bourbon is always Whiskey. That's the point.
What kind of Whiskey will it be tonight wrote:
Comedy of errors wrote:
The reason why it's funny is because bourbon and whiskey aren't necessarily and always the same thing. What a clown.
Bourbon is always Whiskey. That's the point.
No, not really. If it's a whiskey night, it could be scotch or Tennessee whiskey or something else. So, it could be a whiskey night, yes?
If he had asked her if it was a Port or a wine night, would she have said, "Port is a wine Larry?"
That's the point. What an overconfident clown with the gesturing.
Gentlemen, it's TANG!
Does bourbon cause the receding hairline? Or is it a PED?
Mmmmmhhh wrote:
Front page? Man, you guys are weird.
Yeah, couldn’t agree more.
Pretty fuggin lame is you ask me
angryjohnny wrote:
I kinda liked the pre-race interview where she was asked whether the shoes she planned to race in are publicly available. Her non-answer answer: “The technology is available.” I think that’s funny because if, for example, Galen Rupp had said the same thing, it would have been LRC’s quote of the day. Desi on the other hand gets a complete pass. It doesn’t even get mentioned in the LRC article highlighting her negative comments toward the Vaporfly.
Imagine what kind of life out have if you care about this.
angryjohnny wrote:
I kinda liked the pre-race interview where she was asked whether the shoes she planned to race in are publicly available. Her non-answer answer: “The technology is available.” I think that’s funny because if, for example, Galen Rupp had said the same thing, it would have been LRC’s quote of the day. Desi on the other hand gets a complete pass. It doesn’t even get mentioned in the LRC article highlighting her negative comments toward the Vaporfly.
Let me get this straight. She calls out Hanson’s for taking on a over-the-hill, returning-to-home Ritz, but then she’s equivocal when it comes to wearing a potentially performance-enhancing shoe? She should just drink her Bourbon whiskey & eat her pancake & shut the f up already. Nobody except Josh Cox cares...
I meant among runners and running fans, of course. Beer mile demographic.
Glorifying alcohol as a public figure should be illegal. She should receive a fine for this transgression.
Comedy of errors wrote:
What kind of Whiskey will it be tonight wrote:
Bourbon is always Whiskey. That's the point.
No, not really. If it's a whiskey night, it could be scotch or Tennessee whiskey or something else. So, it could be a whiskey night, yes?
But why would one ask the question this way? This is analogous to asking someone if they would rather drive a car or a vehicle.
How about just "what kind of whisk(e)y are you drinking tonight?"
Elvin wrote:
But why would one ask the question this way? This is analogous to asking someone if they would rather drive a car or a vehicle.
How about just "what kind of whisk(e)y are you drinking tonight?"
More like a Subaru versus a Ferrari, but I agree it was a silly question. Runners are just not that cool for post-race pressers like that...
and he should've said "and first American is still 6th place or are we gonna argue semantics"
Comedy of errors wrote:
Elvin wrote:
But why would one ask the question this way? This is analogous to asking someone if they would rather drive a car or a vehicle.
How about just "what kind of whisk(e)y are you drinking tonight?"
More like a Subaru versus a Ferrari, but I agree it was a silly question. Runners are just not that cool for post-race pressers like that...
Ok, now I think you aren't following what is being said, here. The point of the car : vehicle analogy is that a car is a kind of vehicle, while not all vehicles are cars, in the same way that bourbon is a kind of whiskey, while not all whisk(e)y is bourbon. Subaru vs Ferrari doesn't make any sense as an alternative analogy (I'm not a car guy, but I'm pretty sure that a Subaru is not a kind of Ferrari).
Do the chickens have large talons?
Anyone not aware of the difference between whisky and whiskey should not embarrass themselves by posting in this forum.
Libertarian Centrist wrote:
Glorifying alcohol as a public figure should be illegal. She should receive a fine for this transgression.
I'll drink to that.
Where you live? I'll come over.